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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1904
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text shows a public notice style with political titles and officials listed such as President Vice President State Secretary Auditor Attorney General Supreme Court Justice and County Attorney. The readable items resemble a government ballot or posting but lack coherent details.
Republican caucus to select six delegates for the county convention in Algona on Sept. 15. Meeting at Queal's Lumber Office Saturday Sept. 10, 1904 to nominate township ticket and handle other business. Names listed: Lan, Jones, Com, Bullala.
A republican caucus will be held at Center School House in German Township on September 6 to select three delegates for the county convention in Alguna. The meeting will nominate a township official and handle other business as needed. Readers are urged to attend.
Republican electors of Kossuth County Iowa convene at Algona courthouse at 40 o'clock a m on September 1st to nominate candidates for County Recorder County Auditor Clerk of Courts and County Attorney and to conduct other business. Representation based on precinct votes including 24 vote major fractions for Cummins governor in 1903. Controversy noted over county press coverage of superintendent and fairness claims.
A political editorial piece argues the superintendent's position on issuing beach certificates and outlines planned actions to influence public sentiment. The write-up contrasts military language with civic duties, referencing national affairs and wartime events to bolster policy arguments.
The piece discusses US imperialism and loyalty in the Orient, praising Japanese fighting spirit against Russia. It recounts the Battle of Lio Lang with high casualties, notes Neuropatkin withdrawing toward Mudken, and claims Japanese pressure on Russian forces, with uncertain official details.
The piece notes a $1 million power plant at York Haven Pennsylvania to supply nearby cities, a large traction line merger in Ohio with over $750000 mortgage, and seven million invested in trolley lines in Massachusetts and northern Connecticut. It cites reclamation of desert land in Imperial Valley California and a major capital push in various ventures, signaling strong confidence in the country’s future. It also remarks Democrats plan to attack the President, praising his tenure and integrity.
The La Para Grade vine, grown twelve miles east of Barbaya California, traces back sixty one years to Dona Ayala. It measures eight feet four inches around at the base, spans about a third acre, and is supported by sixty posts. The vine yields up to five thousand bunches annually with clusters up to twelve to fifteen inches long and six to eight pounds each. The owner notes a ten ton yield in 1864.
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